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Kyle E Coblentz

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Ecology|October 15, 2019
Relative prey abundance and predator preference predict individual diet variation in prey-switching experimentsKyle E Coblentz
Ecology|February 15, 2021
Estimating predator functional responses using the times between prey capturesKyle E Coblentz, John P DeLong
Ecology|May 5, 2017
The application of Bayesian hierarchical models to quantify individual diet specializationKyle E Coblentz, Adam E Rosenblatt, Mark Novak
The American Naturalist|September 23, 2025
In Defense of Type I Functional Responses: The Frequency and Population Dynamic Effects of Feeding on Multiple Prey at a TimeMark Novak, Kyle E Coblentz, John P DeLong
Ecology Letters|December 5, 2022
Predator feeding rates may often be unsaturated under typical prey densitiesKyle E Coblentz, Mark Novak, John P DeLong
Ecology Letters|April 30, 2025
Simple, Universal Rules Predict Trophic Interaction StrengthsKyle E Coblentz, Mark Novak, John P DeLong
Ecology Letters|May 9, 2017
Quantifying predator dependence in the functional response of generalist predatorsMark Novak, Christopher Wolf, Kyle E Coblentz, et al.
The Journal of Animal Ecology|April 15, 2022
Quantifying predator functional responses under field conditions reveals interactive effects of temperature and interference with sex and stageKyle E Coblentz, Amber Squires, Stella Uiterwaal, et al.
Peerj|July 10, 2015
Influence of sediment characteristics on the composition of soft-sediment intertidal communities in the northern Gulf of MexicoKyle E Coblentz, Jessica R Henkel, Bryan J Sigel, et al.
Ecology|February 1, 2018
Fundamental contradictions among observational and experimental estimates of non-trophic species interactionsAllison K Barner, Kyle E Coblentz, Sally D Hacker, et al.
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Ecology|October 15, 2019
Relative prey abundance and predator preference predict individual diet variation in prey-switching experimentsKyle E Coblentz
Ecology|February 15, 2021
Estimating predator functional responses using the times between prey capturesKyle E Coblentz, John P DeLong
Ecology|May 5, 2017
The application of Bayesian hierarchical models to quantify individual diet specializationKyle E Coblentz, Adam E Rosenblatt, Mark Novak
The American Naturalist|September 23, 2025
In Defense of Type I Functional Responses: The Frequency and Population Dynamic Effects of Feeding on Multiple Prey at a TimeMark Novak, Kyle E Coblentz, John P DeLong
Ecology Letters|December 5, 2022
Predator feeding rates may often be unsaturated under typical prey densitiesKyle E Coblentz, Mark Novak, John P DeLong
Ecology Letters|April 30, 2025
Simple, Universal Rules Predict Trophic Interaction StrengthsKyle E Coblentz, Mark Novak, John P DeLong
Ecology Letters|May 9, 2017
Quantifying predator dependence in the functional response of generalist predatorsMark Novak, Christopher Wolf, Kyle E Coblentz, et al.
The Journal of Animal Ecology|April 15, 2022
Quantifying predator functional responses under field conditions reveals interactive effects of temperature and interference with sex and stageKyle E Coblentz, Amber Squires, Stella Uiterwaal, et al.
Peerj|July 10, 2015
Influence of sediment characteristics on the composition of soft-sediment intertidal communities in the northern Gulf of MexicoKyle E Coblentz, Jessica R Henkel, Bryan J Sigel, et al.
Ecology|February 1, 2018
Fundamental contradictions among observational and experimental estimates of non-trophic species interactionsAllison K Barner, Kyle E Coblentz, Sally D Hacker, et al.
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